[March] A selection of famous march masterpieces played on the piano!
“March” refers to a march composition.
In the world of music—not just classical—there are countless masterpieces with the word “March” in their titles.
So, what kinds of marches are fun to play on the piano?
In this article, we’ve picked out march pieces from the classical repertoire that were written for piano, as well as orchestral marches arranged for solo piano.
We’ll introduce them along with performance videos and anecdotes about the pieces.
It might overturn the image of “march = full of energy”! Enjoy!
Playlist
| [March] A selection of famous march masterpieces played on the piano! | |||
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| 1 | Three Military Marches, D 733, Op. 51 No. 1Franz Schubert | play_arrow | Collection of Marches composed by Schubert |
| 2 | Concert Suite The Nutcracker, Op. 71 — No. 1: MarchTchaikovsky = Pletnev | play_arrow | Introduction to the Piano Arrangement Suite of The Nutcracker |
| 3 | March, Op. 210-23Cornelius Gurlitt | play_arrow | A lively march for children composed by Gurlitt |
| 4 | Wiener MarchCarl Czerny | play_arrow | Czerny's March for Piano Four Hands |
| 5 | March from Children’s Music Book, Op. 69-1Dmitri Shostakovich | play_arrow | The opening piece of Shostakovich’s collection for children |
| 6 | Turkish MarchLudwig van Beethoven | play_arrow | An explanation of Beethoven’s signature work, Turkish March |
| 7 | Lyric Pieces, Book V, Op. 54 No. 3 “March of the Dwarfs”Edvard Grieg | play_arrow | A piece from Grieg’s Lyric Pieces themed around fairy trolls |
| 8 | Turkish March JazzFazil Say | play_arrow | Fazıl Say arranges Mozart in jazz |
| 9 | Album for the Young, Op. 68 No. 2: “Soldiers’ March”Robert Schumann | play_arrow | Practice Methods and Characteristics of Soldiers’ Marches |
| 10 | Piano Sonata No. 11 in A major, K. 331, Movement III “Turkish March”Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart | play_arrow | About Mozart’s Turkish March |
| 11 | Piano Sonata No. 2 in B-flat minor, Op. 35, III. “Funeral March”Frederic Chopin | play_arrow | Chopin’s Piano Sonata No. 2 is famous for its Funeral March. |
| 12 | March, BWV Anh. 122Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach | play_arrow | Cheerful March by Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach |
| 13 | March of the DwarfsMartha Mier | play_arrow | Beginner-friendly piano pieces composed by Martha Mier |
| 14 | marchJeremiah Clarke | play_arrow | Composed by Clarke, famous for its elegant march |
| 15 | 18 Etudes Op. 103 No. 17 “March”Johann Burgmüller | play_arrow | Expressing a soldier’s march in Burgmüller’s Etude |
| 16 | Military March No. 1Franz Schubert | play_arrow | Schubert’s grand piano duet works |
| 17 | Serenade of the BuglerFritz Spindler | play_arrow | A song with a bright melody that lifts your spirits |
| 18 | Turkish MarchWolfgang Amadeus Mozart | play_arrow | A masterpiece influenced by Turkish-style music |
| 19 | The Wind of ProvenceTasaka Naoki | play_arrow | A wind band piece that paints the landscapes of Spain and Provence in music |
| 20 | Ceremonial MarchSakai Takasuke | play_arrow | Representative wind band works by Takamasa Sakai |


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